Specs:
--MacBook Pro, OS 10.10.5
--Parallels Desktop for Mac 13.2
--Windows 10 Pro
When attempting to run Assassin's Creed: Origins, I get the following error: "Unable to create a DX11 D3D Device with the required features on your graphic card. Cannot continue. You will need to contact your lead to get a DX11 video card upgrade"
Now I understand that Parallels is stuck using DirectX 10, but when I ran a diagnostic on on the virtual machine it did say I had DirectX 12 active, including DirectX 3D acceleration.
I figure that this just comes down to the DirectX 11 issue, but I wanted to check if there's any workarounds.
--MacBook Pro, OS 10.10.5
--Parallels Desktop for Mac 13.2
--Windows 10 Pro
When attempting to run Assassin's Creed: Origins, I get the following error: "Unable to create a DX11 D3D Device with the required features on your graphic card. Cannot continue. You will need to contact your lead to get a DX11 video card upgrade"
Now I understand that Parallels is stuck using DirectX 10, but when I ran a diagnostic on on the virtual machine it did say I had DirectX 12 active, including DirectX 3D acceleration.
I figure that this just comes down to the DirectX 11 issue, but I wanted to check if there's any workarounds.
